Saturday July 4 NBC Sports and Hollywood Items
A fragmented schedule lists NBC Sports specials and film titles for July 4 including jazz guests, golf matchups Morgan Borofysky versus Bud Shank, the Hollywood Park Race with a $59,000 handicap, and films such as Unconquered Triumph of the Son of Hercules Sword in the Desert You're My Everything Atomic Submarines plus crime drama The Detectives and State Trooper.
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NBC Sports
U.S.A
Barney Kessels
California
Morgan Borofysky
Bud Shank
Hollywoood Park
the Detectives
NBC Sports Special and Classic Movie Night TV Guide
A holiday viewing guide lists a Cypress Gardens water sports show in color at 5:30 p.m. and a lineup of films and series including The Defenders with Shatner and Wheeler, Summer Playhouse pilots, Hootenanny segments, Joey Bishop Show, and multiple classic movies such as Winchester ’73 and Yankee Doodle Dandy, with brief program notes and times across the evening.
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NBC
Cypress Gardens
Movie and TV Schedule Fragment from 1950s to 1960s
A fragmentary listings page shows a mix of films and broadcasts including Big Jim McClain with John Wayne, The Spirit of St Louis, Tap Roots, Onionhead, I’ll See You In My Dream, Viking Women and the Sea Serpent, and I Am The Law. Also noted are roller derby and late night news segments.
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Gilbert Roland
Millard Mitchell
Jim McClain
John Wayne
James Arness
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St. Louis
Susan Hayward
van Heflin
Onionhead
Andy Griffith
Joey Bishop
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Danny Thomas
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Gus Kahn
Abby Dalton
Susan Cabot
Nightly Schedule of Silent Films and Shows
At 6:06 pm 5 Silents Please presents silent film classics from the 1920s and 30s. The Polo Grounds hosts Requiem For An Arena and 10 Star Route presents Bay Area Auto Racing. Naked City and Big Time Wrestling lead the lineup with Talent Showcase and San Francisco Beat. The Lieutenant and Dési Comedy Hour wrap the night with 7:20 pm showings and ticket range $8 to $12.
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the Polo Grounds
San Francisco
Lacy-Dési
Sunday July Radio Schedule Mix Includes Classic Films and Talks
A dense Sunday schedule lists programs from The Fence to Sacred Heart and Cross-genre film bouts. Highlights include The Christophers and Davey and Goliath cartoons, Sacred Heart devotionals, Elephant Boy, Dangerous Street, and multiple movie blocks with stars such as Loretta Young and Rex Harrison.
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the Christophers
Davey and Goliath
Loretta Young
Robert Cummings
Sabu
Walter Hudd
Davey and
Goliath
France
Mexico
Oral Roberts
AM Radio Timetable Entry Summary
Radio listings show multiple stations with varied schedules across days and hours. Includes KERC AM 510 and KABR 1600 with daily and Sunday blocks, plus KEWE IP10 and KSAY 990 in Western markets. Mentions music blocks, general broadcasting, and hourly timeframes across 24 hours.
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XSPO
KERC
REO General Broadcasting
Bally
Tam
KGO
New Muse
Sounds of FM Tru Sat and Daily Radio Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary OCR of radio schedule listing FM stations and times. Mentions KUAN KCNA KRON KEAR KSEE and KORE with various show times and days, but text is garbled. No clear event or narrative emerges beyond a dense schedule outline.
Scranton Seeks Victory In Final GOP Push
Gov. William W. Scranton huddled with aides at the Governor's Mansion on Indiantown Gap to map strategy for his bid for the Republican presidential nomination. He warned Goldwater's civil rights stance could spark violence and planned a Sunday talk with Henry Cabot Lodge, his first since returning to the United States.
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Harrisburg
William W. Scranton
Scranton
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Fargo
N.C
Goldwater
North Dakota
Indiantown Gap
Here
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
Lodge
United States
Day of chaos at San Francisco zoo ends with escapes
San Francisco AP The city zoo director Carey Bardall faced an unusual Friday as police woke him to report buffalo on the loose. Officers corralled 13 buffalo back into the park after they wandered through an open gate. A 300 pound pygmy hippopotamus escaped its pen burrowing under a fence and wandered toward Sloat Boulevard before being locked in the elephant barn. An agouti fled from keeper John Flaherty during a chase across the grounds. It was captured with a net as Bardall wrapped up the day reviewing security.
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Fleishhacker Zoo
Carey Bardall
Baldwin
Buffalo
Sloat Boulevard
John Flaherty
Flaherty
Anyay
Pay TV Moves To Halt Vote In California
Pay Television, Inc. asks California courts to block an initiative on the November ballot citing it as an unnecessary restraint on commerce and a violation of free communication. The petition, filed by two subscribers, alleges promoters are theater owners behind the California Crusade for Free TV. The firm says $820.3 million will be spent on installations by November with 7,000 homes already connected. series launch dates set for Los Angeles July 17 and San Francisco August 14.
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Los Angeles
Subscription Television, Inc
Californiaw
California Crusade For Free TV
California
San Francisco
Horoscope For Tomorrow Foretelling Daily Guidance for Signs
General tendencies urge unusual service to others and executing personal plans with progressive ideas. Aries helps others with tough problems, Taurus seeks joy and inspires through worship, Gemini focuses on home improvements and social visits. Libra promises harmony through mindful gifts, Scorpio emphasizes quick support, Sagittarius calls civic duty, Capricorn expands through church and lectures. Aquarius invites expert ideas, Pisces urges practical explanations to aid others.
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Scorpio
Sagittarius
Dietitian
Purse
TV in Review Relatives of Once Famous To Appear
UPI reports television notes on July broadcasts with Relatives of famous stars appearing on CBS and NBC shows. Parkin Christian, Harold Lloyd Jr and William Inge are linked to upcoming programs while Horace McMahon joins CHS-TV’s Mr Broadway. Alan Reed, Dennis Weaver and the Beatles are also featured in forthcoming appearances. The sixth American motor meet and international coverage are set for ABC-TV with limited Los Angeles viewing due to blackout.
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UPI
T! Rto
Parkin Christian
Horace McMahon
Chs-Tv
Craig Stevens
McMahon
Stevens
Willian Inge
Nbc-Tv
Bob Hope Theater
Alan Reed
Fred Flintstone
Abc-Tv
the Flintstones
Dennis Weaver
Lears
Chester
Kentucky Jones
Cbs-Tv
Ed Sullivan
Sullivan
Missing Money Found in Willits Estate Mystery
Frank Wirt died nine years ago leaving a 65000 estate but cash remained hidden. Joe LaMalfa filed in Superior Court stating he found 44730 in small bills buried under a cement floor in Wirt's garage, inside a metal tube with notes to his brother Michael and a sister. Bank officials say they must determine the legal status of the newly found funds.
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Frank Wirt
Wirt
Joe LaMalfa
Ukijah
Superior Court
Michael
Hel
Frank Collum
Santa Rosa & Bank of America Trust
Unruh Calls Probe Into Betting Laws
SACRAMENTO AP Assembly Speaker Jesse M Unruh orders a legislative investigation into the adequacy of California statutes on gambling and games of chance. The probe will review Panguingue Yan and related local ordinances while weighing preemption versus local authority in gambling regulation.
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Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Unruh
Lester A. McMillan
Los Angeles
Robert S. Stevens
H Los Angeles
Long Beach
Santa Monica
Culver City
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
James T. Starr
Unrul
Assembly Committee
Youth, 17 Guilty Of Murder
Michael Kelley, 17, Daly City junior, found guilty of second degree murder for fatally shooting his father James Kelley on an evening described as warped. He hid the body for six days before a failed self-inflicted wound and later called police. He is committed to the California Youth Authority and will remain in custody until age 25.
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Redwood City
Michhael Kelley
Daly City
California Youth Authority
San Mateo County
Frank Rose
Michael
James Kelley
Mag
Poee
National Education Association orders desegregation action in the South
The NEA Assembly voted to require all white affiliates in 11 Southern states to remove racial membership restrictions by July 1 1986 and pursue full integration. If ignored, the Executive Committee may censure expel or extend the deadline. The NEA is already integrated with minority leaders on its board.
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Wash
NEA
Representative Assembly
Assembly
Libby Koontz
Salisbury
N.C
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Arkansas
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Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
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